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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
No Gral H-Chanrcfy Court ~ Shelby county
Ihnnn. an.Nr. tnIN.. VIM nrLLr- n al.

No CfGl H.-Chanrcn Court ~ Shelby county
Thomas Gmyos CtulNs. WW. brNus II Hl.
w yuuc ~ On luicrlu.ui1r drrfco for ale en-
tered n The nhuyc cause uu iIr ih day ~ urinlrf,
is1 AZ a. fq pHrc EH. $500 U'l Hl public auction,
a. tbo hirhc,t bidder, 'HIi ~ Che 'lrrk nui
Masters Office, ut thU N..H HIuHi Uutmuru ~ tho
Cuur, house Ui shelby county, Memphis, lcnurh
fnu, on
saturday. the 18th nny ~ November, 1887,
wlhln icrsi hours me following dc1rIih"i pup
cuy. Situated Ia shelly rHfuiFf irnnt l"Wit -
u.uulng on the bank ~ rHf.uE branch, OF nHkn
which stand ffuin n inr.H white ulh. norm ~ no'
gf,ts wet ~ links Their .uH. ihDr'c north 81 III"
rfrfs wet AohHlns and . links ~ o. stake, walnut
polntef. married a." uIauHa north ~ degrees wet
J chains ana ~ liuh o. ..I spring cock, mrnoc
With is iu~audru unftHvrivurly ~ Che cen'rf
OF the State luc rusil. iH.Tlr Win " norm ~ g.
gfcs, CiFt 90 chains EuI NI Iirtl io state, th'
northwest rururr 81 uu. u.l" pm la.H th'l'.
south ! drrfuo east with ihli lInr II chains hii
~ luh ~ The beginning containing mn's
and bslnr the same trisi Df land conveyed io John
No. GmyJa hy a. q Dtiis II d""l l1inl hotcnlfI
e. iNn and recorded lu Oh. 0NHr ~ lr ltrIsl"f ~
niid county w luok ~ 90 D. IIsr .lN i,irrurn
hclnr hereby had tgai .. h,l ~ iull unlcritnl
inr thereof aud mpc IsH"i description "l hll
pfutrfiy.
T,ms 81 salo-ouauI'ri cs.b. balance In ono
and two ycirs notes is1ruf Interest viii security
fcguird. lien rolhlfcii redemption hnffrh
h T. MtbtNrtL Cirft and Master
ny n Y. ColrmnuyM fU." g. aud ~
Taylor A Carroll. Hnilniurl
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Probate Court salo of Roal Estate.

30 20. n DIN tbo Probate Court oi Shelby
rouniY. Tom. John League, administrator w.
o. u. Carlisle.
UyyIfua ~ a decfro i0r Hiio entered herein on
ihD % day ~ Nuypmbor inl iu Minute BOOK %,
lrrr -. will frli % Che highest bidder In font
0i the Cruu house door on Main street. Memphis,
Tennessee, un
saturday, November 90, 1887,
within lori hour, the following described real
CHtair. a. Wit
Aosftain tarrci ~ land lying and isinr In shcl.
b. county. 1run. described HT follows
iAIur In the itth Surveyors district Range Z.
Section y IN The on civil district lying on tho
water. ~ tht L0Usa llatrhlc. bounded on the west
Us JAMES Nu1gcr on the south by l1uls li0Wcutt,
on The rntl hy ~ tuOhmn.H one hundred acre tmrt
aud tie wet line boing ~ rh1nH more ~ lees run
mlnlnr ~ nff,s. mofr ~ lra. aud bClnr the same
lands decided ~ =. " Carlisle ON The liih " june
It,Iby John ~ Fuller administrator ~ The estate nl
D. al Markham. deceased rf shown by deed fucuri
ed In tho Registers office Oi shelby county, Tonnes
zee. IN liook y, ragc az
Terma NJ sale Oncthfi cnfh. balance IN two
equal payments. IN fX and twelve months. pur
chaser t0 oHrruto Interest bearing notes. with an
prnyrd toeuflty Tor deferred payments, aud lieu
retained ~ Hcruru the payment Of sainc.
This NoYuinbcf B. 1871 .s.....-.. -.
ifll u, j. QUluLEi, Clerk.
rs Tnos n CRrsmAw, Deputy Clerk.
Ilobon X League, Solicitor LOT ComDlalnAnL
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Stockholders Meeting.

orTicE MEvrIus 4 rririfuov " n Co
no 10 WALL 81. e.. 81 OF II, ~. -.
rIWI ANNUAL sIOt kllnLb w Mihi ~ w
THIS company, ndt.f.'1 10y lhv l,iiP ~, 49, vl
business a. might b. if.H.Ni hti., Nv " h'i, ~
Withdrawn. and no surh melting VIII occur owing
w. The tendency Of iiillHi1n ~ l,unllul.' hih'
Wv All .hIttWAk, SECRETARY.
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LABOR AOrNCY.

ToLoRFD FARM LABOR FURNISHED 10 ~
- plantation vofkaNC ore In correspondence
with srycnl hundred colonel families who live Ia
south Carolina, and arr unable 10 Jay thClr trans
AtLnnsas aud arc willing 10 bind themselves IN u
confined 10 YORK one year, aud u they an VOL
treated NJ the end NJ aid year vii uncw their old
contract They prefer 20 work 90 shares nnd have
when the crop 4 hll gathered provision bill and
trins p0ftation BE- deducted irnm their proportion
81 crop. Thosc oolOrcd people ann old time dnfkies
maio nothing Tor year and cnn not make anything
Tor thomsclNos. they are anxious 20 make move
an planters wishing farm labor and are willing 70
advance transportation tO them, viii do well n
wfIto b. either II the undonlrur agents. who can
furnish thc families aud will quote low rates per
CHARLES n. WALKER,
JOE n. LA1lNElL
IRED u. BUSH,
Genvml Agents Atlanta. Ga.
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NO MORE coNeLoMERATE.
Pure Water In Reach Of Everyone.

Pure Water In Reach Of Everyone.
Keep your cisiorns clean sud purity the water.
pirt leaves straw, burt fpdrn hnd mice might NJ
we'll 10 Into the fuse Pile ~ Into your clsorn, but
these will accumulate your fQoi and 90 thencg 10
Vonr olseru You can prevent their passage thiuler
ly Tho 10 Of n patent ilicr Manufactured In this
CIV By Geo. Y, itubech w. ilo will place this
nllcf In on trial and remove II u II docs not Keep
your clslem free from all impuhiiel
Telephone No. ", of call Al b1i Mississippi Ave
uun
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A GRAND CALICO HOP.

4 GRAND CALICO llOi' win be given No the NHtl
tUrium. corner Fourth aud Jefferson urgHf.
FRIDAY ENENlNG, November ~, 1851, nt lugI
O'Clock
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DnnCIkIp or FELT, CEMENT
nUUEIVu And GRAVEL.

Tue old standard q travel Roof. Nmhinv 20
god Tor Tho money. Usrl On ulmus ~ tho
business ana puhlia building. 81 lin .ll,.i
Chicago, 81. Louis AMI Ottcg lcadlb citeA
Equally Ne fireprOot ns metal, NO. 80
and 10 much ocsnllr a,iffug beats % summer,
Hsw wors OF rpaifa Estimates chour>
fuzzy mazda. Can on tlrphuno, OF wriie "a
frtfIf rtreot, Upt.ydin uayDsg Hotel IcI~
phone 10 j. u. pEuTLMhh n CO
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RE,TArrASrs AND SALOONS.

RESTAURANTS AND sALooSs.
HOT LUNCH. OYSTERS EErVED ~ LNrRY
I \ style. Imported wiuc.. liquur aud tIrurs nt
-itDEi,-. ~ Main NUgL
HOT COrFEE AND LUNCH At All HOURS
! ! Erst IlguOr aud CiFr, ri samhuuCtiis Main.
MEALS At ALL HOURS. WINES. LIQUORS
vi and clear. % .. li1cn"ls Poplar strrct
rINllE bELNONlCO. low pNiCE NF-TAt RANT
i M'Ils 90 Oh hours lUsh oysscu- AZ night
house. lw Main street
rI,NUiI GAIDEN. Is HNlN sTEEEr OrEN
! dag aud night lUarl.uf ard looking. uNsi"n.
30. "a itEi. nrHUTptUr
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Asslonee's Sale.

on MONDAY. NOyTNnrR il ~ in front ~
No 20 Second lircgt MomphIs WV :. as bn.le
sale, iof cash, all the pforcU ,gs.. w. NV, w..
srheduie ~ ne - .,,st h. me this day made ~
" A. Zxoifcl, w. GUILD, Ahsigneo
November D ian
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TO LET or FOR SALE.

NEW CoTTAGE4NEAR DUMMY LIME NrLE.
N moro avenue Apply to N Scales, - Mad.
isnn street
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DR.. d. S. JOHNSoN'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No ~ .Jorcr1on street
.ct. Main and Front MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established Boo 1901

Established 600 1901
nR JOHNSON q Acknowledged by on parties In
J trrHfr.i ns Us iHr the Wust Hunrpfaiul rhYHl.
clan No the treatment Of private ~ SCENT dlallH1l
gIItf. IsruBurut rurH guaranteed in over rH1r,
male ~ female. Recent r|fa Of bunptfhta aud
syphilis ruusl IN few DAYS without The nee ~
uifJufy, yhHnru ~ diet ur hluduuro irum hu1l
uras Secondary syphilis The lu.t Nuilfu trull.
Gated without The nee n Wrfrufy, Involuntary
Ices ~ fomtu stopped ~ o. short tune Hu1sWu
fum ImTUifury ur Jos ui T"hIul puNtr rHtIrHl 'u
ff.u XIFur ln igN NrrlH AiUuWH ~ f"lt IIIsF
uuI excessive Nrurry. suffering from FpCrnliurlnh
and Dos ut physical uud Wtulll power. fprrtilly
and permanently turol Particular attention paid
Nv thr'bsrHf,s IL Women. ami cufH guaranteed.
pllra aud old rIfI rupl without Che nee NJ riUHilr
or the tuIip. Al consultations ftlri'y rUuldru.
tIhi Ncllriuc tcut by oApros 10 OH parts oi tho
country.
- Nortinrmcn curcd NJ half The urial rates
Once hours IRON b O'Clock IN. ~ Hu.,lufk = m.
u. b. JOHNSON. ND.
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within irrnl hour the fllinpin described proper
q. situated On Shelby county, Tenn. tuWit
ono UrffIiu irrf ur panel 81 land lu section
and itHu.H Ui thU Eleventh. ruUUyurs District OF
81 10 rnuuts beginning Ht The southwest corner NJ
o. 90 .sllu utrp ta.lt decided tu e.. b. duncan anil
o. o. uunorn hy T. q. uiii p !. 1ullsly on the "a
day NJ May. i-l' nj o. siair Zee Raleigh hnf Ran.
dulTH mUd Us Iul .uuih AMI al urFrtl wet ui q
white uHk marked II T. Co. running thrnur south
sr dgfrHT est sI CilIns iu siHiH 20 lIulH north
~ d.sr.ys wet ui Au elm marked 'E t.. thence
uufth Itrrr.H .IsI 20 r TIu. Hud limits tl stake
on elm ~ 20" WITH bIaDa guu aud hi,suy point
rrs. thence north s1trrI west q I'll. irH mud A.
links iuu stake iu thc lil.High and Randolph rlId.
70 lIutH north .n dtrrrH uHt' ui sweet gum
marked IT," thcnoy .,uiH IurFunT., wet 0, rhHlns
and D. links i1 udIl' boo ih. uli lhrnra so ~
iGi. d,furf. VET Ne tiHIU. Hui a. I.uls tu fhr D.
giuuiul. containing si1 ~ IUl..tc. h.IuE ihf HHuu
IrHrt ui land conveyed bog T. r. IuuHIu iub. 3.
duncan. and recorded boo ihH I"HitrrH uiAUH ui
shelby county. iu book "a. Ilrr go
Terms ui rIlu-onu rrHlitui a.y'u and Thirteen
MONTH. Boz equal IuyWUHps uuuH1.gr yNcruituf 4
uniys lUHuur intNFt iTHW d1In Win approved
f'Uufiir Hnd lirii rsiliuDi Ip fcrufu ms meut
1hlf ugiuior n, 1871.
4. MCDOWELL C1Ufk AMI Master
NJ n irdloy, u. q Hui ~
Huri 4 tlapp. Myrr N eucUd, John iunru"
John Mclirools, 4. ". nUan. Taylor ,afrniL
AHiITItufa
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate

No. Gi2f R.--ChauCrrv Court Of Shelby cnunN
John League udminifuiof, cic.. 81 William o.
K.pJ y. ulDt well Ct 10. Ns. " .. rnUr vi a.
Iy yIruo u' an inicfluruiury do,pv Tor glc, On
ten in the HhuNr cnuf,, un The Gih day If June
iN,5. N. 70 ts. igrr ~ I VIII s'll, ut public uur
tnn. a. tHD highest bidder lu iwut ui tho CLERK
nuu Mus.rr ulirr 10 th. NIu Eitrt uuirluu, 81
the court house ui Shelby county Memphis, leu
m.
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DYE WORMS.

IT AHAus. STEAM CLEANING AND DYING
|. Establishment "a shelby - tlCnnlnFund
dypIng oi ladies aud ruuucmrub wear strictly
hrtolaa work guaranteed.
NNrHlTE MACHINE ROOMs-usTrICu FEATu.
w en- dyed aud cleaned. KID gloves cleaned.
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IinnnM rArrnnIIss.

NITMIpus rlONEEE BROOM FACTORY, 10.
vi lot smith, lrpr Mnnuarupr 81 hrnnns
NIENIIIls mOUM FACTORY. BuWlT IL
vi Holt proprietor. ioi Front sL Telephone. ~
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TAtIottS

u MCMAHON. MERcnASrTMLoE % UNION
ID. street Work guaranteed,
L,KEsH NIOETAIlUNsIN GEMS sUiTiNGs.
i MELONS. etc, Ht snm rarcrs, cur hnnd Gown,
~ YOU wANTA STYLISH FITTING CuTANAY
| or Sack Suit Po 10 =. T. ftust ~ scgonl %
IOHN HoGGiANO MERCHANT TAILOR -
~ Union street
DANrs MADE 10 ORDER At A. HENTEE a
i Sons, 20 MAIN a.
GuIIs 60 UPWARD, PANTS, W UPWARD ~
= any style M NJ. innca' % Court a.
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CHEAP COLUMN,

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rate OF loo for two lines Insertion; two inser
tons, 25c; one week SOC.
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LOST.

LOST.
C,OW-sTENYED ZION TnE GILL TLACE.
- two mile ci.i out dHrt ryl mirl row, white
1rlly. marked tuU aud slit boo rIfhf cor aud Usyt.
bic In the left wiz pay lilcr rgarl. ,.,-,.,.,,.
DoG-nLNCE AM Witt sErrfR DOG.TAN
- under Cam ami over eyes. Answer by name
Of Roscoe. Literal reward Cog h.s Igiun 20 CO.,
slain street D. Nliillulib.
DOG-GLApsToNE SETTER DOC. ABpuT8
- year uld. bitck Hud whit" mnrlG nnsvgr GOO
th" nNne 81 'thoi . hrlNin w. nv y J. Alhblo,
No. la NaGW fITci fnd 81 30 nw.ri.
GOLD spFGTNCiEs-It1T LYING ON SEAT
u In C1ur sguatc Fudcr viii rrium b. Doe
Gpsmaun. IA Main sircct, on De rewarded
NIULE-uNoCr. N. uNEWACK IAREMuLr.
vi fourteen and n hhlf hands hlHh. ten yrIr
old. Return 10 W. r. Lane. Central Point and be
rewarded.
ONE LEATHER HACK prEErHouE-CoN.
" iainiug LOO shulf " mining stock aud
other paUCfs llLdCt Hlll plcuF leave Of loUi Me-
GOwan Warh0u,e and d. rcwurlcd. L. lhron,
STRAINED.
COW-oN OCT. 10. PROM % ALABAMA ST. !
- small brindle ruW. 1ips OF both horns sivri
OFT and holes borti through ncnr tip ends Spring
iug 90 olyc when LEFT 9 rcWard Tor return 10 ~
Alabama street
NIULE-FROM oWNEWs PREMISES. ~ CHEte
wi fcn. on Henry siruct, last Sunday night sept
- iss5, ono lay mnIu mulg, y hands high and
year old. lcii i1re lcr flrhty knock iucld nud n
small war; near the knee. name rnnchod. frleun.
able remand Cor rvuvcry aud uaum 10 Cubbus
lrlck You'd. Do North Mcmph... -
STRAINED or STOLEN.
Cow-TiiIs NORNiNG FROM HY RElpENCE,
- 20 tennessee T., a lafTc brown and white
mixed color COW, with white inec. in iull fuw II
milk. Anyone delivering The tamc 70 mC VII be
suitably rswnuicd. u. u. iAltkEh
IssFH
TAKEN UP.
Cow-LiGnT RIM. MEDIUM SIZE suORT
" horns, tlp Of tail mixed With white Brown
q Jones stable, cot Monroe iNrd aud Mnnasas
MOUSE COLORED MuLE-isi, HANDS HiGn,
vi inqulw Of ~ Dnucan'a Conth Iolnt
lnNTHE "a INSTANT, Ray MARE. ! DAPrlE
" gny horsc mule, brown hone mule, atJ W,
wrights i've miles south OF city, on llcfnhnlo
MARKErS
IHRls. W. HOFFMAN, MATS. CHICKENS.
| " oysters, FISH aud unnc. n sCcond ~, thci,ea
T,RFAMERY BUTrER, . In PRGsj PuR AP
| " plo cider By hfl or gal, at Wanrrt ~ lfpnt
| J'KfsH n. y COUNT AND NORFOLK. CAS-
| u Oysicn. Daily receipts u Gene, lhh and
! Fruits ~ Anrrt fcll Co.'S NJ nchlc ~
! I,isH. CANE. POULTRY AND EGGs RCD
I NNitF ~ fNfftli p W = NiiNf7.ti'f
! L'OK OiST hIsgl isii. GAMEA AND FRUIT TIL
II cphoncJ. u Moore Cor Nnncc and llcruhndo.
I A. slGNAiGO a co. gpisECoND sfREEL
| %. wholesale aud retail dcalgn IN Oyster ,sh
and Game. Prepared N hll and ship all ordon iof
above goois on short notice
/ 4. RiGNAiGo & co, FREsH PoNPANo AND
81. Cclcy alwals 90 hand.
IoHN PERRY, X. Q. MRATs, OYSTERS, flslI
~ and Tame Telephone ~ - Union ~
IN H.. COUNTS, NORFOLK CAN OYSTERS AT
IN. Ames sitea'. 20 Jefferson ~
ClTls a AMEs, MEATs FisH, OYSTERS AND
| - Game, u Jefferson street. Telephone No
LOAN OFFICES.
M Manager 70 Iicaie and IA Monroe. Low rate
on lauo amounts
NATHAN BACH. &c MONROE AND U7 sECoNl
IN sH Diamonds, waiohos Jewelry, Old Cold
and Silver bought and sold.
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TAININ LIP.

Cow-IIGHT RID. MEDIUM siZE, SHORT
~ horns. tip Oi tail mixed With white. Brown
a Jones stable, cot. hnnroc iNtd aud Manassas.
MOUSE COLoRED MuLE-i5is HANDS lilGH,
vi inqulv 81 ~ DnncanE C,nth Point
nETHE "A INSTANT, 1 BAY MARE, lDAPtLE
" gray horsc mule, brown hone mule, att, W,
wrirhts, i've miles south OF city on fernando
road
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STEAM

4" I'NCrI sIOR" STEAM LAUNDRY slfEilN
u street. opposite Guyusp. Shirt, Collnr md
C'IGs done With nc1tnrss ard dispatch NOno but
Gr.t elias workmCu employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

The movement to put on steamer between
this city and Portland the coming summer
mas taken more definite shape and daily
line to the natural seaport now seems to be
on assured fact. Capt. J. L. Killmer of New
York, who owns large interest in a fine
propeller, was in our city last week, and en-.
listed large number of our people in the
enterprise. 1t is proposed that stock COM
pany be formed along the Kennabec to pur-
chase that part of the boat now in New York
parties hands and not under the control of
capt. killmer, and put the steamer on the
route at once. Capt. Killmer has visited
Bath, Gardiner, Augusta, Waterville and
o1her points on the river and presented the
matter to merchants and capitalists and ha 3
received hearty response from all quarters,
ten or fifteen thousand dollars being quickly
pledged by capitalists, and the promise
oi large amount of freight assured
Inc proposed boat is said to be finely finished
and furnished, speedy, and will carry over
1oo passengers and about 200 tons of freight
mr. L. Stones wharf has been leased by the
new company.
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wATERVILLE.

AGAIN it is said the post Office is soon to be
moved to Milliken Block , w,a
A special train was run to Fairneld wen
nesday night to accommodate the u. A. n
Horace Purinton and J. P. Norton have
inst dissolved partnership. Mr.. Purinton
continues the business of the firm:
Harry Roberts of the Sentinel stah mas
GONE to Rockland where he will be found IN
the "Press" office. His place on the sen
tinel" will be filled by Brigham ersdual :,
of Colby University, and Harvey OF Ooioy
'S7 class dos.
troved by fire Tuesday night. ~
Several machinists who were recen'iy us
charged from the NJ. C. r. X. shops aere,
have found employment elsewhere anu A as
moving their families to their new neius VI
labor. q. bae,,b
Our selectmen have appointed as n e
oficers u d. Bates, J. H. Plaisted, 3. ..
Rrown. and advising physician +. Z. lnayer
"A most excellent board.
A guardian of the peace took INTO cussous
yonno hostler who was celebrating ras'
NV in a too boisterous style.
man was arrested Wednesday cnargeu
With breaking into freight car when was
locked and sealed.
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800 yds. more of the popular
pin head suitings, 40 inches
in width, at 25c. per yard.
| have still on hand about
800 yds. of the dress goods
purchased of J. 7. Stone g.
Son of Gardiner, all wool, 40
to A in. wide, which are
worth 75c., and which | am
selling at SOC. per yd.
400 yds. Wool Dress Goods
at 37ac., marked down from
30 and 62ac.
$50 yds. 81 in. All Wool
Dress Flannels, worth 81 per
yd. My price, 62ac.
A large lot of the popular
81 in. Tricots, in New Spring
Shades.
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HALLOWEIL.

G. C. McCausland and Edward Leary are
both very sick with pneumonia.
Fast Day was observed by general sus-
pension of business most of the day. good
sized audience was present at the union ser
vices at the Congregational church in the
forenoon, and listened to an interesting ser
mon by Rev. E. Chase. The solemnities OF
the dav concluded with an impromptu 'ere'
made bv the celebrated reed band.
f, NJ. Henderson has closed out his saloon
business.
L. L. Allen, who for many years lived here,
was in town Thursday, looking up his OLD
friends.
The Hallowell Granite Works have pur
chased valuable pair of horses OF ). H.
Chamberlain.
The Relief Corps is arranging for an enter
tainment consisting of an operetts. Singing
&c. bv children, on Monday evening, May
I'd, in City Hall. I'm .:
Traders are all complaining OF dull times
the country roads being in such bad condit'oo
but few farmers come in.
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Life Made Miserable

BY dyspepsia is scarcely worth the living. capri
cious appetite, heartburn, pnzzling nervous symp-
TOMS increased action OF the heart after eating sink
ing in the abdomen between meals and fatulence
after are among the indicia of this harrassng com
paint Two things only are needful for its removal
resort to Hosteter's stomach Bitters, and persis
tence in its use. These remedial measures being
adopted, a cure is certain. Taken Immediately be-
secretion of the gastric juice the natural solvent of
the food. The nervous and bilious symptoms conse-
auent upon chronic indigestion disappear, as the
complaint gradually yields to the corrective ana IN
MIGRATING influence of the Bitters. Appetite re-
turns, sleep becomes more refreshing, and as Sc
quence, the body is efficiently nourished. muscular
power increases, and the mind grows sanguine. Use
the Bitters for chlIs and fever, and rheumatism.
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WEEKS MILLS.

At our village school meeting vote was
passed to have two schools during the coming
summer, but there is talk of second meeting
to reconsider this vote.-Dean Estes and DR..
Nelson have treated their residences to a coat
of paint.-Mr. Frank Perciva is recovering
from severe attack of rheumatic fever -
The municipal officers of China have ap-
pointed Local Board of Health, consisting
of DR.. G. j. Nelson for three years; F.
0. Brainerd for term of two years,
and w w. Washburn for one year The
Erskine High School closes the present week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

One of the curious features of flower garden
ing in this city on the 18th of April, was bed
of crocuses dug out from under the snow at
depth of more than a foot and half. The
crOcuses were found to have made a growth
of some three inches up into the snow. And
there ii is-a circular bed full of crocuses all
about it, and nearly two feet high. 1t is in
the garden of Mrs. +. II. W. Smith on Cres-
cent ST., and is curiosity to make note of
in your diaries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25
CITY Personals.

Mr. Geo. Cross is recovering from his
recent illness.
capt Thos. Mitchell returned home from
california Saturday. Mrs. Mitchell, whose
aeai'h has greatly improved, remains in
California.
non T. o. Vickery and Mrs. Vickery at
'o"ued tn e funeral of the latter's sister, Mrs.
w. 0. Hanscomb, in Lowell, Mass. yesterday.
.ne deceased had been engaged in literary
fs''aits quite extensively having written
1cn Tor Vickery's and Aliens publications.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

There was large volume of water run
ming in the river yesterday, and it rose slow
ly all day, so that the wharves we're well Gov
cred last night At 3 o'clock Saturday At
ternoon telephone message was received
from Waterville stating that an ice gorge had
broken away above, and there was seven feet
OF water on the dam, cautioning the Edwards
mill management to be on the lookout for it.
quantity Of ice ran by the city between
eight and nine o'clock in the evening, but the
water was not appreciably higher. 1t was re-
porte Yesterday that the Waterville dam had
shown signs of weakness, and portion of it
was in Jeopardy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

Deputy Collector Thomas F. Murphy lie
neacefullv residing at the jail, his callers be-
inc as numerous as ever. Mr.. Harry Cliff
ford of Portland has remembered the prison
er by presenting him with handsome set Of
Dickens works.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

Hon. A. M. Robinson of Dover and Hon.
H. NJ Heath of Augusta have been retained
a. counsel for the Maine Agricultural Col.
lege in the equity proceedings to set aside OF
restrict the bequest in Ex-Governor Coburn's
will in favor of the Eleemosyuary Institu
tim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

Master Joseph Mckinney, eleven years Of
ace son of the deputy marshal, has just COM
oIeted very acurate and lifelike crayon pic
.,,e If COW. 1t is credit to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

Mr.. NJ. C. Blackwell has handed us a per-
fecv ripe tomato of medium size raised by
MIN on plant grown in his house the past
yioter. He has half a dozen more which are
in the process of ripening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

Frank Chase, the Clinton murderer, was
taken to the Insane Hospital Saturday, in
accordance with the order of the court.
When the irons were being attached to his
legs he objected to wearing them through the
streets, but when told that he would ride the
f.llow was satisfied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-25

The latest novelty in summer hats ia made
from the bark of tree known as the Gel
Msrshaban di largo" which grows near the
equator. They are said to be very light and
comfortable.